
Minnesota State University, Mankato recognizes the difficulty that the COVID-19 pandemic has created for many of our students. Find helpful resources for navigating life during this time.
All students, faculty, and staff have access to a premium university Zoom account. Find tips and support for using Zoom on our Zoom website. You can also download the outlook plugin or University branded Zoom backgrounds.
While there are many unknowns as we plan for the fall and beyond, the Maverick Return to Learn Planning effort identifies strategic areas of focus, phases for preparation, planning scenarios, and a planning structure to lead our return.
The Higher Education Emergency Relief Fund (HEERF) is part of the CARES Act funding, which provides emergency financial aid grants to students for expenses related to the disruption of campus operations due to the coronavirus.
Visit the Residential Life website for the latest updates on housing and dining operations and added safety precautions.
If your orginization is planning an event, please review the Covid-19 Event Guidelines and follow appropriate safety measures including capacity limitations, social distancing and requiring face coverings.
For questions about symptoms, testing, or risk of COVID-19, call the Student Health Services COVID Healthcare Hotline at (507) 389-5591 or the Minnesota Department of Health hotline at (651) 297-1304 or (800) 657-3504.
To report a positive COVID case among our campus community, call the COVID Reporting Hotline at (507) 389-2030.
Students that need assistance with services should contact the Student Affairs Office at student-affairs@mnsu.edu or (507) 389-2121.
For general questions, contact the Provost’s Office at provost@mnsu.edu or (507) 389-1335.
Get the CDC's latest information, data and updates and take steps to care for yourself and help protect others in your home and community.
Stay up-to-date on statewide data, announcements and additional resources to stay healthy, both physically and mentally.
All University-related travel is banned, both internationally and out of state. There are no restrictions on personal travel, but students, faculty and staff who visit a Level 3 country are asked to self-quarantine for 14 days before returning to campus.
To help protect the health and safety of our community against COVID-19, the Minnesota State System is requiring mandatory screening of any student, employee, or visitor entering campus or the system office.